Sentence examples for occupies number from inspiring English sources

Good news for whoever occupies Number 11 Downing Street next week.

CBeebies Storytime, launched in August this year with an emphasis on reading, totalled 576,000 downloads and the eighth chart position, out-performing show-linked "playalong" apps CBBC Ludus in ninth spot with 180,000 and the CBBC Gory Games app with 156,000, which occupies number 10.

Hotel Pelirocco occupies numbers 9 and 10; the Royal Pavilion Townhouse Hotel is at number 12; and the West Pier Hotel (at numbers 14 15) and Topps Hotel (numbers 16 18) also occupy the west side of the square.

But he did not make Gordon Brown one of the most unpopular prime ministers to occupy Number 10.

The Telegraph owner said that he had met Tony Blair five times while he was prime minister, on "relaxed and social" occasions, while there were eight meetings with Gordon Brown when he occupied Number 10.

A later Margaret always liked to insist that she was not just the first female prime minister but the first scientist to occupy Number 10.

When stating his desire to occupy number four for England, did he realise that is the only position in the top six he has not been chosen to bat at?

In the MCMC process, the probability of a state being occupied (number of steps occupying the state/number of total steps) is proportional to the stationary probability distribution of the process.

Private facilities accredited by NHIF are paid through a flat daily rate, based on the range of facilities available including X-rays, intensive care unit, number of health personnel, laboratories, operating theatres, overall area occupied, number of wards and ambulances; facilities are therefore paid different levels of rebate, depending on their accreditation score [ 19].

Today, they occupy numbers three (Damon) and six (Affleck) on the 2016 Forbes list of the world's highest-paid male actors.

The medium that created "Neighbours from Hell" must surely have more to offer the rivals occupying Numbers 10 and 11 Downing Street.